The Sun. — London, England, 1808-05-02 00:00:00

F..-;5 1 1110 . .NiS FOR MAY. per trescittrtion of a‘ais ratvaonttao ps i Tilt :40N.rti, As TAKEN yeast tittN.tira taaaEKVATION Hy • DISTCNGUiSI4F_D Za• A ser iits iti'AL .D.t.sss;. ax.ritacrzu LA 8i1.L4 A,si,sllll..LA; us, PELL . ti Ct7UIVI - ANL> A &it' UN ";,. Ji MAL.Aii,Nr.," fO r tt rilll r asaN r that Pelisses and Mantles of divers construe. *Outs, are 4dooetl; these are chiefly' tornfai of shaile,Pdoubie :;2rAlaets, t r chineny . t. - Siik, and we halm, seen borne few or 1 tatiall ,Crapc,- lined throu4hout woo white barstiot, Winch have a ligV amd chaste etrect. The most no. v e l c o nittuction fur rtlr i ati;Cl..s ot apparel are, the Cassock, fir d.,mi rob...t.pcliase ; it is nil to sit close to the person, color:icing about tite.algure iii length. le is c i m scittittal without a eape, in loose robes int each side taint the centre of :fhb back, and is occasionally:confined at • thehiiboitt,wiin an onyx, or canto° brooch.' The long pelisse' most rhatinguisiting,.itahat which wraps, plain Across the h, Are on' one side, Riveting a loose. flowing robe -ott the other, a strip, the size 'Of the throat, finished with a rich correspoiennit.f.issel, acts is substitute tOr. a•Coltar.. The elegancor appropriate tfunitaings lies th 4 species of ha. , toi.rnelit,. is the Indian floss, doubly Tritalgar, gat herdd borderi of the same,' or the large link trimming described in our last.. Canianical scarfs and spencers, rich silk- stutialls,., fancifully and varathialy disposed, seine few of stunts lined, with ci ! loti:cil SarSllet, and tied on the figure-in stye like the drapery of our Grecian statues, with a few Spaniel spencers, arc:observable amidst the endless variety which is (dared at the shrine ot• the tickle Goddess.. . . • • -With he• above mentioned hahits.are worn the small Gipsy Hat of Straw, or'chtp, with demi caps of the satne,,orthe 1 small hood of Lice. Sortie tatteltif females edge these • attractive ornaments with a prair wreath of the white or yet- - low jessamine, or any other d,:licate flower ; they are usually trot across the crown whku ribband, or silk handkerchief, the odour of the Coat or ininate. Straw and chip lists are also worn with the fancy turban, or trout, and short white veils ; but for a neat or graceful figure, Ave consider no article of this nature so marked and becoming as the Gipsy. • The Minerva Bonnet, the same as the pelisse, the sin II Fr..nch poke, the small Scotch banner, eitth pit - acted liaid 1. ronta•—rite two latter. worn With short white veils, and silk cravats, with color litered ends to correspond, adorn many of our 'females of acknowltdged taste and celebrity. In full dress, the briliiai t diversity!.which our fashionables•displ'ay was. scarcOly ever equalled. We shall particularly a. taw of • t he most striking tidbits, and give,our general remarks where is impossible to be minute. • kile observe that, amidst - the many-colouted 'Robes which alorn our Itioal.:s hi public, the chaste- an(' eteont garb,forrn ed. of.,winte satin, is selected by many of our fair country.. woinen, and shines in pure and natiyc !Inure, '!"ileac: dresses , are variously constructed. butt are generally worti untrimmed, with long sleeves and high antique shirts of Old. or silver ris itle. Sometimes these appear as a simple stipi and are warn w i t h a L ice veil, fretted in a kind ot sir..rt tunie:. At others, a Siiv , r net drapery a.la.Ari.vi , e, in the ' - G recian style tnyiiiij the figure, and Li tastery,:d on the left shoulder with a cameo brooch, or diamond buckle. but the most unique: and eleg tar tobit rye 11..ive witnessf.-d this stasis, was a Rutland . robe, tinincd entirely or lituaels - lace, wurn over a blossom ' satin under-slipi.tale hair oraamen Leaf vir it h a tiara of the apple ' blosz-m, cupasitely formed to nature, and fastened beiontl Witt t`ctatati pltof :43113 , ,kidt.;.--Rolit , ti roias,ut Wbitc altr;ft ; broad whoa! satin rir)b3rid placed' at rue but. tont. With waist Juts stet:Wl to torrospolid, And a Sfrlitit Spa. , 11101 , 1 1 4.i.a1 white 51110, ,eila-4 . .1 silver and or. • nanienred - ,pith4 tro„Lat ,w fury leather, appeatty.l on two le. males of rank anti be:36 :At the splendid inusicalp.lrty lately given by•the• and ititereatitig.Mrs.K--- , . Koolau tunics clasped i up the front, lorritedot coloured 1 talian gauze,,, with a Willy; satin petticoat partially wit beneath, is en.ele. taut and attractive garb Borders of artificial flowers fre quently ~ rnament white drapery, and sonte-few colounial bor ders in opetitr-vorlt , , Which produce art altimated trifetantidst the carp of a drawing-room. • . Trinkets Word a brklliant display in private parties, and at the Opera. Next to.. the diamond, which can Inver be out Of . fashion, 'the amethyst, ruby, and emerald, rankhighest. Pearl, with centre ornamentauf these jetvels, must also defy the power of faSilian ailif the effects of time, for neatness, grace and purity, can never .be out of date, where the taste is correct, and tne, judgment sound. , • "fhe Persian and co:ry t , pin, the cameo,' ouya, and tviosaie brooch, the gold linked. pecklace, pearl tlit,i9 a in lortn.ol Iloweta and shelts, tike precedence of - other ntintir Ornaments. Cloves of French kjtt, inde primrose, sdver grey, and flesh colour. now take-their • place, with She York t4ll, .out Lime, iLk. We haver before r,:ntarked, that in full dress is admitted but white kid. Shoes arc most fasnionable, formed or double'silk, to correspond with the pelisaa, ,or oti,n;rtv;se, of pale blue, broWn ' thegVehiog, white 841.1 /1; , 10(1, or figured , shit with gold or silver,roacts, cannot be chati4ed to advantoos. The prevailing :colours for :the' season mire, shades of pale grc%,ii, pale Itt W 4.4144 bud', and jontioille. sxrigterzu FROM " 14CINDIE, oft I.III.RAEIY YASIIIONABC3,hIAGAZINI:, • . I.Aotr.i D>t ess he MArillariceip is tiLldo of white, crape, utnantented with a small wgeath of grape vane, and a of grapp& on the right. side, the cap lilt open and falls !tat to.er the iiitt Side Ot the tread, tnir,ll, with a faistl. A plaintinip)c dress' of white not over wince satin —the body and skirt is tliiite plain and iii TrWback brisorilf,q tli,C,the . .ia are squarv, dad 14;0 witti.biriad.mlitte eatirr ribbon All rolind rfla ske'ves are short aid full, anA, arsivstt ttlE7 a,band of White 4:Uhl ; the ti:riti is :spurt, :ant trirnated•with-s'atiii to corre,peritl with tile dress. A 'mil' lace drapery hang , .; in cal: negligence over the iitin4. Shoes Wrist sttitt. t Plchos kfd. Trri l'attri')S,cap. IVA 40 4 thatnonti front, wade chiefly of lace, pearls shot - Jose to the end time long*, tassels —one fails on each side of ill , : neck, 31:C! the . other, extt%nely loaf, 'lays on the right should:l. clvess art , off.ll)osgg i of 'crape, and rnade with 4 1 14 11 tr tfic) Mack ta thade high, and confined round ilia shoulders SO Os to avoid the neGeasity of a tuelt er. The tir,‘virt ill made it raiz side Wr4l7s.itcaisc. and meets in tint:centre with. a pe.irt Ighnt:h, routul the neck with satin vandykes, set o a rich footing ur - sleevts are rna-to rather toll on that top; opal v litt.le at the bottom, anti fastened kaeli, with a pearl ornament,and below that is a tsiniotting oflace astir satin, and at the bottom, to correspond' with , the up, per part attic tire:3s. , l'rirrirose coloured gloves and shoes. G a:4 rt. E Data al. a .—A bronio-cuhured single lap polled coat, with covered buttons—fancy tollmet waistcoat, kerstyinete pantatodns, arid Swedish_ hos34/k.;ts. diGiiICUkTURP, tsre. • bONTtiby RBYORT FUR APRIL,' • The.cold weather has not proved unfavourable to the Wheats, as in • most districts. where good hoeing husbandry prevails they were never known to stock and branch olorairoply. —The plantai of tittans'aod /lease, especially , the . last, have suffered much ni open conietries, from the sharp frosty nights:; as have Also the early sown .Barleys hot those , latterly got in„. and the Oats, ,look generally promising.. —Spring ;feed is found every where very short, and baeki.vards but the tate rains have much improved the mendow, aind, other grass,.lands; which wantonly. warm wea ther to push out plenty of feed ; the young Clovers, ford Ray .Grass,, keep their plant well. }fay mat , Lot3 orb rather higher _than the last montles prices. flops in the Kentish and Bnssex grounds, being flat of biter,. stock the poles abundantly.— Smithfield has been rather „thinly supplied for the fa two Or three : weeks .with prime Beef, which, ever, is the only artigle that, has found Sn.,eivithee tie price, ?: -.4/.lin Stock hos had a' start in consequence of the late stiO\vcrs .htit i thongn the show of Scots and Welsh.llutits on F,pping Forest (the first spring mart i i the llotne,Comities) has tleen considerable, the demand has nit been large improportion;;—Stoek Sheep arc s,:ni i ::.vliarshettper, , and the :Wool Ifiakets dull at last,latatt.ilS ptice4. , . 14/411 WATER' AT .L(/1411(11 , 1 illtn)(;t: tt()%V, , Seiontittgi 3 win, 41:ter. Aftt:rcom,, — i r lifter 1j) N J'ilated tay 41:(1) fla it.RIS, of No, 4 E . llitartiett.euqb hvi o.strect At' tiv: 1 , 4 -01Tieli No. I Atylv.re• rldvol Ili - emeriti, Orders. ~• afar! published by ‘`.. LLL AM ARMICiIt. SCRirrs, St)ilth i*luetoll- street, t4roivellar-squar.:; to r the Paper, I otters ter thia:l;disor, ke.r . post-paidi, inuit be aJdressed: . 4 ISi ' -4 0 Al'illi.a^ ' - May 11. Robert Char., er, -o . totentt - .1, t' t- . -x,cle-- monger, at t wet v.-, at G uildhall. .- .. t May 28., Uric •Atit:,uity He.nricks, .t 1 jetfries- squire , t o n" ' don, liieteltitit, art n, at Guildhall. . • - , ~• •. .• nay 21. Joseph Waybrati3ll4tratiteS.GerrarJ, uf .S,,wan. pia., Minories . Lbfid.nt,' corn-factors, at one, At. G Ullitil..ll. May 24. lAnj.2:niii iloddinot,• of Bruton, t i o iwaseishirel lineit-drapzr, :It elev,:it, at.tlie.King's `Arms lira, gruton• .„ • ! :day 2-.. Tlio-n.i.: 'Nl:it:hews, orilristol, bouit.ell4, ,It•ele*. , . • veil, : i t Ott R.unuiter: ifivern, Bristol. • • ', I : ' May 21, GeOW Suer of SWICtiII6'S-alley, i d oodon, att.! 9. I.llistinry Terrace, Middlesex, insura.ii;e-broker, at Otte, tit - auiltittalf .. --- - - - - ' • I May 2.5.. Richard Porter, of St. 'Alban's, •HerttOrdsliirc , .shopkeeperott tap, at Guildriall, L0n..1 ,, a. , • c, k , b•lay 24.•*1 6.6.llll:+49ireattct'frhtram S gill re, jun. W ., . )•-•-. Dantarel; I..Vvonsntis, sin-plate-workurs, at ni•even, at Ups 11 7Fountain lsoteni,.,lll,ymoutn• IYricr - " " ••; lay 21. john `Wilson, Wilson, add William- %%N on, of Parer b , - court. St. Martin's-ie.Grand, WestrUinster, warehouse. melt, at rep, at Guildhill." 'May -I..."'lt4halTweddell,:.of- Liverpool,. Sadler, at one, At *: the f•- , lobe Tavern Liverliool. . . • ':4.1.. 23 ~E, .t i:e ,l 'oh n • s dn,.o Macclesfilitt,- Cheshire, CO''tta apinnel7 . ..t three, at tha l'ala:e.lan, Nato:lt:star. `. .'day 24. - kvi:liaiit ffrYati, late . ot Wliite'tioif.cbuic, 13irehiti• lane, loii•1 , 1n, .I,t,:e ~,I the lslanik9fiarnit4:4; Rritoutv ii C.iinza A , e 1, iuNey, ineichaut, atgne, a; Umatilla l, Lull. ' . don; • • . :. :•-• ' May 31. joint Annatulale ancLadrhutuidaeldin, ,of Dowg•iw• hill,'"Lontbet::l44:rnerdltan6; 'a tLithi;;ktVeuildhat . l. I May if), Vraneis•See r sleran l d 'hut oe,s , O weu,.l,stel,if RO.. • ' lane,tondoli, witrr and brandy-merchants . , ailbli, at (,;1111(1- hall f; I', • •,, •-.t• - -, , May 1 - Saliktiel ..-FletCher, late of Great,. Rii.;;LII-i,wer , IllownsbUry,,,, Stiddli.4eX, chinaman, aveleven, Jt L;atil• hall. May 27.. Robert Chamberlain, ofiriSb'eett S. Peter's, 1 - .4e . of b,IY,-s;All)4lj4ishiK, grocer Ansi Wookiney.liantt at e l ''' jj • vett; at-the-Crbmpt an, wN'a.!en St. Peters. May 31.. Charles Clover, of,Aibi;tstarN•.Weei,, St; (.2•COtrie. Hapovta.Stiriare,ll4lll.lleigx„ upholstere r, at one, at Guild" ' hall. ,ti -, ..c , 41 .:. 41` . ,CEPTIFICArEs. ~, _s May•ze. Nicholls Hurry and . Christopher. niketenes; V, Liverpool, incrc.nants., „. Villillit e . Busby and Isaac Hill, late of the Strand, Middle ' Brit, hatters. ,_ ; ~ , . . . „ ~,, !kitty Martin, of Sufrolk-street, Birtningbani, biro-button!, , maker. • . , ' ~• ...- ;a .1. Thomas Rutt, of Dalston, Middlesex, stock-broker. .:,,. ThOttlis Rdterit; of: Trowniage, Wiltsnire, surgeon 3 94 . .apotliecary, A;ttlion T.k y onti'S Botvles, of lent -street,' Southwark.. S octet - grocer,: . !,- -. Gtorge Ladon,. otherwise Yeadon, - of Bermondsey-stree t, ' Surrey, leatberdressur. - ' Frederick Franeis, iiiiillftsw.ick, Middlesex. s mith . i !. ~; , ..i.,,4$OprARSlllll'S D14,r01.11t1). ' , Williarlactieer and lona jeliceys, of Whitoomb- street, -- - Clvri etois,ltipltmers. . '. *- '• . ' ‘ A , Pita itowdat e reale. W4n. Freme, , Thomas EfCllWi a"" .. laniesfierire, of (;iiirpool, merc,hants. - ' ~ i Thomas Stone, of Wilton-upon- Wye, and James Evans , Ili ' . of Ross, , Hereford, dec. corn.faelors. • . James. Aattrdnet.; gad 7.Mielaael.. ito Weil, of. I Nifehatti, cell' dealers. • Pejer Ellitiandelalin Gillibrand, of Liverpool, copprras-313- , mann ta ;dun:l's. , . G... Wpittsitii *id Thomas osb arne, of Stroud,Ghaucestersh iter : - the .-- - . • '. SOrattel Coopet?,aeni and Satnuel Cgoper, jun. of Liverpool. wheel-wrights. , Mitt lialton...Xrid lettenh Watburtort, - ot Atherton,, Lart*P shiie, cabinet-makers. • , .johh Stead, Nieb. Watson, and Thomas Falkner, of foslor" lan*. • , , t • ' ~'-...' • '• • - • • • , Williain Thonrittinfrif."aii'l bcori,. Ridd e ll_ o f cjitlo.. ~,,i-, , gati,lkiwic :4004;4,04,.., . , ~,..„.„ s . John • Clarke, licitly Clarke, George Toil and Reio Tod,,, Tod, of Liverpool, ineretianti•,• .. ~..••• . . 4 Thomas ktioltardlon,. William -Sto,ftilard, ; ,, and... Rabat " - Richards, of Wejimouth, stone-ineteltints -- - It ichard.Wilkittio - u and W.illlain . Rhodes" ; of Ep vvor t It, Lin' coin, grocers.. Martha Simpson and Joseph Dunford, af. Atuunk.stolv Westiniiista, corn-iiealers 4 • Loliu,Sinula and lisnjamin Lands, pf WhitecrosOrrelft. b a ot-inaketr.- . T'` , . • - :',.**.oi 4,i.5:..,. 41-.. ~ . e ". A mit-4w Mayor andliji fain l Nutty, of Bath. bookCl Int ' litho Yeatherd,'Ccia ' A/c-ail:en', and Samuel lan z.. 411 t . . o 1 Ilas9iglikkivoreet, eno)ussers. . , , lo .Th lie.ay and Atu, L .a> atd,tinr, of tlie,,Stfatill, gl a . 3 ,i.n,tt". - aisoi rilkartort.,72 -c... i. • , ' --I , , . Ir , :: t ,,,,,,,,,,-,. , Sa.n , lel,%Villiarn Sutilel.l 2!;(1 loan '(::.)%vp., c,: . . E v.: L tilid,,, W , W oreeStershit.., tanners. ch i/ 4 4 1)0.4ml altattl .11ar.in, of hl i..ilidot•ii, nmilit latiatts - cirblaillifk.' 1 - FM k.afi ...iii .Ind Richard Whir.fi,:ld, at Gate4littol, .Our* li..im, iro.i.liquiders. ' i john Dixon ..sna riunnas Rani' Vixen, of the Crescent, Mi. • . *; ,nori ~ t. 1,;,..4. e.S, satti p44111;:e Fs :. ' . i,..... - . .i :se. NEIrS. ' . . . . , - " - NV - 1111END, APRIL - 29. Parsed 4—thc,*.tacv, DougOs r tmin Qibraitari.anci .o Anni troth . Poitsinouttr. Twu4ttiaptor: Sligo; al y d the PAnton, fur Guttz.ithuigli. all Ttis, Op the 16th ult. at tlighhury Terrace, the Lady mas Farrar, Esq. of 4 Son. , LatelyzAhis housst Vork.street, the Lady of the 1 1 " 9 ' Edward lohn Tumour, youngest' son of the late Earl W l4 " teflon,. of a „Son; the 13d.ulti:at Birkbillside, in Scotland, the Lady tiVittiaei J. Qt . a Son. • 1 „ gri the ?itq at Edinburgh, Nlrs. Farquharson , or''' . vercauld, lady , of Captain Farquharson, of the Kepi NoY'• oea Soo and thre On Wednesday evening, at Itrichendenhury, fleas, Lady of Wiltrank pen;, of a Daughter; orl Ttrunulay7 laet, tVinchesrer.l-louse, Chelca• Lady of the Rev. Mr. Cainier , old Son. Lady I tl►e . - On the 24tli It', Battle, in Susiex, the 0 Rey Birch; Din of Battle, of a. baugh ler. of 'rho- • MARRO.D. ' OnlVedn6gilay . list, .at Bucklauj, near Dover, C ciek i s ' ot the Royal Miners t,t r .,,linienieto 'Mafia, second daug ter of Thomas tiorn, of near'Poi,er. 4 - ) "lor , d 1 k. ,S. ot 19wry.strect, 1 6 ,,M' s* Smith,'clau4hter of the l a te'Wilti ai n Sujith, rot "' d i' rascx. ' • - , On Saturday; 'the Rev. Tattles Huribrd, of Str:t' ford Grove, to. Miss Burrow, 'of West limn. Esscgo .sdiWts'•% ter of the late, Roger Burrow,- U.sq.' ot li xeter Yesterday, much rz . spetc4 by all whialinew !dal, --f: t Watt, .offlation-grden.. Ttlwsd4Y . hist,'tri'Miclale ltpckiizhain-rnw, Kent-011fo in the year of het' age; Mrs, Uuwliri,;, %vat of Alr• 139Wi:14. Dris4iat, rrian at rim, liorDugh: I,cht el Of T ttuv, at' Li dinao tun, 1 zioc, the second cla joseph • - •• • .0n Thurs4ay.evetribi lasi, in full passes ton .Mbar ties, at the. aiivanee,l age of . 13; yecirs, ;14(4.. Ana Ora, Quceit;Aim,,- . .strect Cistest • The smut: day, at !lehley- Vali, in the CcurtY of Sul'ffitt:r, after a 103,4 and pftinful. illness, Mrs.. Slcorg 11, 'wily lout{ e l of the 10;e Rhit . Coulft 4,14. 01 - lio , Notirtr-fridge. :40x isks.t,. at .ilia th. , kie in Allj . kiL , lll: Ntreeti "" 0 ".: aftq,l3,liltn4 'sq . 'Jr bt the tentini4e vel3%ireli env. • ' , VestertiAar.:ollb4 trimise Stoke Newington, Mrs , lira i vi der, aged 74, relict of thr.lat , : Alyiontior Lower Thanirs.stm;r. lis ; I ; ktei tst 3 1 ;e 1 ;:, 3t -Ic3 l r ak , w ( , lu i i in service of . t 11,.! 'd' ririity. House. tad -'o4t thiY3t,t at Maroh, at Rottet,l3ni, Mr& C 411410, A 'W"ii" (,1111 "/Pr 01: City, and third tfa'4lG4 of the ES.-j'of Loire;", at St; 'Steiilittli'S (irct:ll, Mrs. 13 , : 05(;111 : urnlier . ut the troczn.alton, in 'act /3.Jti veal :i;( ) n , _the. (.;torgejairlcy - , oi , , • • 11 , 1(.11. 01. STOCKS • ;A:ru it Y . &to? Joc.;:, 235 Stot;k , ,98'=f: I ;I,(ii,t 14. pt • 5 k.,-,410: 9 5 94 i 9 i ,- , ol; t:a•Sc.l pt. 4 . I!.b. --• • t_ rmi).•64,3 per i•. Cint r 6 CO:iS• 1 404 , " Al r 3 Lort-,0; •iStc-:6tils,: I Fica: the LOADOAr GAZETTE, APril 30, 1808. Queen's Palate, April 27, 1804. • 1 .! - • i This day Wm. Titi..!kney, Esq., had - a privat.,-; 1 audience af his i\lijesty', to 3.1c. , 1:vt..i . a I.xitcr of CR- ,dence, giving him t!te charatt , tr of Minist e er I'leni Potent4trY from the United Stat.2s off. America! • To which 11,.r was introdnet2 r.l. by -the 11.ight (Ton. George Cauning, His l'Aajc,ity's Princip.:l Seerrtary of State for Foreign Atiairs, and c0ti110:',1 , ...1 by Ste Stephen Cottrell, Knt. Master of th'e C:_4eitionies. ... , Foreign ' 011 ice, iipr4 23; 180_8. The. King has. been pleased 16 appoint James.. ,Gattibier, E,q. to be. His, Maj?sty's Conlin - ll...General • tii..the PortuglieseDthnintous in South Nuieriea.. ' '• . _ • Queen's Palace, April 27; 108. The King wa4• this day pleased' 'to - confer the ,hopour of Knighthood, on Janies—Gambier, Esq., His Majesty's .Consui-G.eneral. iii the Portugitese Dominions in South. America. , - - . , . Carlton House, Aptil 20; 1-808. The Prince of Wales has been pleaeci to appoint :the 'flight' Hon'. Richard', Whisky. Sheridan to the Office of Reoeiver-Genetal of the Duchy of Corn wall. Admiralty-Office, April .28, 1 8013. 'The King has been pleased to appoint Charles Boyle.s, Esq. Sir Thomas Willi:J(11s, lint. William. Hargood,.. &q. and Robert Moursont, Esq. to bt.: Colonels of His Majeity's Marine Forces 4 in • the room • of Edward Hinter, . Hon. Hobert Stopfurd, Win. Lqslintere u Esq. and TilOkna3 Foiey, Esq. appointed Flag-Olficers of His Majesty's • Admiralty-Office; April 28,1808. • • This day, itt'pursuanee of the King's p:easure, the • following Flag-Otlieeri of 1-.1 is .A.Lajcsty's !''feet were promoted, Admirals of the-White, Charles Buckner, Esq. Right lion. Alan Lord• Gardner, to be. Adintnils of the Red• Admirals of the Blue, Robert Man, Esq. Sir gorge Young, Kin. John Henry, Esq. Richard Esq. Alex. Grxme; Esq, to oe Adinirabr of the White. • Vic , :-Adrnirals of the. Red, John _Brown, .Esq. ,oitu Leigh . Douglas, Esq. Wit: Swiiity, F. 49. elj e rl,:s gem , E, sti . Ch ar i ej ,•e owe it 11 4 ,, , ,,i t00 , Esq. Edmund Dud, • Esq. Sir Charles Cotton, .Bart. to.neAtlinirals . N the Blue, Vice.Acimirals ot•the, ^White,laines .- H. Whitsucd, Esq. 4. KeMpe, 4i+ Right lion. COA4,. Lord Ledate, l'hos. Taylor, EMT. Sir I. . Duckworth, K.. 0. Sir It ooert Caldei, Bart. 14411e3 R. PdereS t ESti. Hun. G.' C. tierkeiey, ern:girds %Vest, Esq. sines Douglas, Esq. Peter Aniin, Esq. to be Vc.-Adiiiiials.of the•tted. Vice.4dmirais or the .Blue,L-GeOrge• Bowen, Esq.. Robert Montag r, E..q. lona. Yergusson i Esq. Edward Edwards, Estl. Sit J. B. Warren; Bart . . and K. B. Edward T. Smith, Esq. Sir Geraves , ,.K. H. -.Tuoirtis M. Russell, ..Esq. 111oriarty„ Esq.. Sir 11. Trullope, ii.ctt. .Sir U. E. Stan . hope, Bart. • Robert M'Onuall, Esq. Billy Douglas, Esq. .• I ohn•Wi‘key, Esq. John. Viso, Esq 'Jona Icnight, Esq. Edward "Ilturnbrough, Esq. to be Vice,Achnirais of in.: White. • Rcar-Atintirals of the Red, Thomas Drury, Esq; Albemarle Beale, Esq. Right Hon. Win. Earl dt Nortiicsk, tri ' ines VasitOri, Esq. Sir Win. IL • Douglas, liait,,Thornas Veils Esq. Sir Edward Bart. C 0411410 ,•Batt. Johit Aylmer. Esq. Samuel Osborn, E.sq; Richard. Boger, ,Esq. to be Vice-Adatirals'of the Blue. • . Rear-Admirals of the White, Jonathan' Foulknor, Esq. John, ChildTurvis, Esq. Theophilui Jones, Esq. War Domett, Esq. Win..WolSetey, Esq.lohn Manley, 4sq.•Geo..Mur ray; Esq. (Olin Sutton, Esq. Robert . Aliirray i , ,Esq. Hon. Sir Alex. COCOllli f e, K ~ 1L . .. John Mark hain, Charles, Stirling, Esq. Henry D'Esterre Darby, Esqi Edward: 134 water, 1 sq. George kaimer, Esq. O'Brien Drury, Esq.. Wm. Essington, Esq. tone Rear-Ailioiralsof .the Itear.:Aninirals of the Blue, lohu Al`Dougall, Esq. Pines A fins, Esq. L.li.th Harvey. asq. jonn Peyton, Esq, Syr Edmund Nazi:" to LA! Re4l'.-AAtilliciiiti . chic iO4(1. ,!- RC:11 - -itd11111.43 'cif the kteilartl GrinOall, Esq. Georso.M.irtio, Esq. Sit Ales . ..mila !tart. Sir. Richard lohn 4tractian, hart. and ii.li. sie Williha Sidney Smith, 4ut. Thomas .Sothk:by,'L.,q. • ward O'Bry'en, Esq. Niithan Brunton, -Esq.. William Hancock Kelly, ,Esq. loon Schanck, Esq, Michael llc eourey, Bentinci:, Esq.. Paril.iLlin. chin, Esq! Philip D'Auseigue; joint f. sq. Francis i'en‘ler, Esq. - William Ot way, Esq. L;eor& Lunisttitine Esq. Sit.SainueLliooL4Kil3: ktenty Nicholls, Esq. Her4ert sawyer, Esq, to be Rear. driiipils of the W The' Limier-mentioned C,tvtains were ,also api)ointed Flag. 0l of tits ;Niajcsly's F I,a, viz, Robert Ll. kaiwourr, Esq: w:ir:t it. Stwpforti, Mai . k ...binson, Esq. Thos.. , Itevelf"hivers, Cobb, Esq. 1-rai4.ls Es 4 Steph , zll Mill, EN. olio Dilkes,,l4sq. Witt Lcciliticfc, Esq..Ttioid.s Tsq. Chafles ic;f 4 , Ems, It. C. Reynolds . E ', iti• Itobol . • Wiusolio Esq. kionf A. Garcintr, NI. • lit X.011,-,l:ig. Get).• I.o4aCk, ..G‘ture;l: L li.trt, Ls.q. T.llunias . Bettie, - hlci. to`Ou . ltca.Aclinic.as Qi the.4tuc. ir4r, •Oinct, it 3or, ;Rog. 4 • ZLI IR cement of Dragoons, C: apt;. "I'limn►as Pate Hankin to be vice giLhirioncl dc,:caed. 4111 Ditto. Captain Charles Philip Aiiislio ,to be Major. by. vice Wiugtictcl, who retires, .J.ieittenant lames !Whiles to be C:qpt.titi irt a. 'lnky. vice - Lortiet tvoiclitie Norclitlis to be LiCtAcii4iir, vice tlolines. ijth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Licutehant O'Arcuy, fromthe triv Light Dragoons, to, be Lietite. mat, vice tYlieirrie, appointed to the 49th lout. ;7th Pitt°, 1, 7 0 be Lieutenants—. Lieutenant {oho Braclcen , bury, Port! the 4oth foot. wititGut Purciwc. ‘'ice D'Ar. ey, apPointed to the 'l3th L ght Dragoons. Lieutenant iienty Edward Lyttelt. t rum the 82t1 loot, without put:- chzuce Cotner john Di hicy„by, purciza4e vi4ic Aoert I3'Ar4y,, who retilW. Tji Ditto, lames S. Dailey, Cent. to be Veterinary. Sut. • 3cig4t.vg.iftieot of Foots Serjeapt Roberts to be Quar ter-Mastcr, vice pri.qA(Akid in tb loth itoyat %to. tcran Battalion.. , sth Ditto, Lieutenant John Spearman to be Captain of a company, vice Lngland, cies:eased., 7th Ditto, Ensign I,tarthu:oinew, 'from the . Royal Cumberland Militia, to b;.; lActitenain. gth Ditto, I.)avi<l tlenry, Gent; to be Ensign, by purvitase, . .vico E n4agtt tiv;ird, frojn,,the zSilt Poor, to •be Ensign, vice Lauhitrue, who cx;: - .liang;l, . --tfth Ditto, fames Saudi tie.bt. to be linsti.u,„by frurchise, Whe a t, appointed in the 3 . 44 Flout. • ii t h I;khard Swiiiton, t_;opt, to be .9nsign, by put. chase, vice M‘Giegor, .appomted, to the id Garrison Hat. igfh Ditto, Lieutenant A leaand,:r Rothon to be Captain of a Company, vice E vans, tlecc.tsc.d. , loth'Ditto, EnSign 1. 17. li. St. Aubin to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Gore, who resiosa, lames Gold. pap. G;ent. to be 14nsign, vice,St. A ohm, • - zist Ditto, Liootr.nalit George Gunn Ninino, from the Foot, TO• be (.!apt.iin of a Cool i ialiy, by purcli se, Vic; Cley 4 orii,' Who retires. zgib , Ditto, Fl. Laugharrie, front, the isth Vow, to Oe vice Ward, who excnatiges. Surgeon Colin 13akurs, trout tlit Foot, to be'Surgeon, vice Sul. livan, who exchanges., Sul Ditto, LioutimainceoTgo: WUllam raty to ; be Captain of a Co.oliaby - , by' purchase, vice Tav wharetires.— Theobald Butler to be Lieute'nant, vita I, o•n too.ine-Thontas Digby ..Carpenter, tiuni' Hall.pay 'of •• Ow z , tn. Foor t o be. Lieurenapt ,(rypaying the tbil4elice), vice Colari4c,. who 4 ,9,narker. &taster, Serjeant faint Srratll . l6 be Valter, Ma - Uteri Wtsnen,. promot , , in the Bth .I.CoyouVe;termi . -43 - Aftglidn. 3S l ,n PittOi-Lusign ad%vi IP Co tiloug11,4(0111 that Otil. Foot, to 14 rjalt;iiiiiit, by I , urcit,is;,.Wheatley, pronioted - lit the• Oil, FoOt. Quarter-"Maiei:letidant Mack field to ne vice linty .ippointed 'PAylnas- , . . tcr. . • ... . 4.0 Ditto, I.iecte...n.vit Co liti /,Ic:.le,i„.ion to bC Captain of a eoitipdor- vice thakerwy, dc,..t:rx‘i. Ensign W. Lt. s aon . iler,i3n to Ls; Lie.untfunr i . viLe io,eAissen.- W#. Ltiro4.V, (,ent. tet bc-tili.ign, VilX . Sautitiongin. , ~ 0.4 -• ; a 7 -1 1- 1. • 4901 T.ieuienant Vranets -Lewis t.) fteiene, f rom - t h e to‘bed.itilittnianr„Nieelirackenb:Ary, :,ppoiiireit t l t Dragoons.. , Di(t:n:srKn - Clientas Ityail;-frenviltiAsqvii4ltuns ► - 1. eaci'd::s, to be 1 4 ientenant, yvithoitt.ptuchase, vice 1‘; zirrpoittie,t to the - 24 Garkition'lla cohort; Unto, Liettienalit pe•,c4ptaiii otia • Conipany, by purcha§e, vies foee!yii, who retires. Ensign, ' Muses Uortoii to be Lieuten.trir,, Leinoriere to la,: Ji,utenalit, by purchase, vi;:e . , who reties.. 59tit Ditto, E i isign john Fothergill to bo,Lieutenant, , out pureitase,:viee -Aiibott, appointed to the ist Royal ye:. terao Lieuteirittt Amin cuwp;r,lio44tis, R o y_ • • a t to be BliSign. 63d Ditto; Eitsig.. Duno,„droilii the. Queen's County to De Ensign. Surgeon Cornelius Sullivan,,tram the zlith Foot, to boSurgeen,..vice-13akerS- Who exehanges. 67th Ditto, Ensign R. - Knox - , from the Hatt=hay at the sth Regiment of the Irish Brigade, to be Ensign,"*ltliciut pur chase,.vice Bray, pi•oluoted. 7ad'Dine, Ensign tigifyie S that' 16.6 e vithout purchase,, vice hraser, promoted in the 8311 I.lraidwooci, Gent. to be Ensign, k ii;e Stuar 74th Ditto, Captain Russell Mauhers to be ajot, close, vice Murray, who retires, _,Ljeittenalit rederia. Latigi.y to be C:aptain of a Conipany; ' sign.l:yre John C rabli to be Ltei•itcitant, vic.c Langley... 78th Ditto, Ensign Alexauder MertiSoli . to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Bethune, prorpotecl.. • C , -- nth Ditto, Lieutenant John Rule, from the Cape Regiment," to be Lieutenant, vice trulach,•wito exchanges. • • • ' gad Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas bll'/Nieil to be Aqui...lit, vice • Mountatni• appointed to the loth Royal' Veteran Battai 83d Ditto, Charles Bowles, ,Gent, be purchase, vice Capel - , promoted in tile Stlt . t 91st Ditto, Ensign William Seyer. to be Lieutenant, by p,irr.- chase, vic...(Campbell, promoted. Ist West 1 uclla Regiment, Captain Geor4e Taylor, fril:11 the zest Light Dragoons, to be Major, by purclia.,:; vice San dys, who, retires. ad Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant Celrinel' Thomas Rcyne'd, 'from 'Half-pay of the Royal , Corsican Rangers...to be Major, vice Ciatifurd, deceased. Cape Regiment, Lieutenant tames liniach, from the 19th Feet, to be Lieutenant, vice Ruse, whaexcliangcs. Menrois's Regiment. To be Captains of Conipaines —lieu. tenant A. L. Peters, Viqe. Seo/1,-s,uversecte4. Lieitynant_ . Matt ht.!) Vice Rolle, placed , on Half-pay. Lieut: j. I'. S., f aue he, vice Daniel, ,placed on. Halt-pay; To be I...wut:iimits —Ensign I. r.,l.„'Ardy, vice Peters. En , Perrett s vice .Matthey. zdNUarrison Battalion, Lieut. Charles Kirby, from the sotli Foot, to be Lieutenant, view Waldiei `appointed-to the ad . .Royal Veteran Battalion. . „.. , 4th Dato; nsign Charles :VP. Laren, frein ''the asth Foot, to be Lieutenant : . sth Ditto, Eusii t ii T. C.. Peale, from the zsth Foot, to be Lieutenant; vice 'Al`tknally.,..appointeditivt he 'tyth FOOt".". Ens4,ll Win. Capel,froin the 1.4 . 3 d Foot, to be Lietiteizaas.. vice.Coekerell, appointed to.the 67th Foot. "r tst Royal Veteran. li.tttalion, Captain A. C. • Watt,froin the. Ozd Foot,' to be Captain of a Company, vice t lack;ao - the Math Koyal Veteran Battaiion, . tolls Ditto; Captain John Flack, from the tat Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain of 4 Company. • - - • STAFF, , Captain the'Hon.'G o e Llaquiere, froth the font,. in • '6 t • be permanent Assistant 's2oarter—MaSter-Gaueral's Department, with the Rank of Major, vice tialtyeurtoo, pla c ed on half pay of.theCersican Ranger's. HOSPITAL STAFF:. , • lames Frank, M.'). IL:IC-pay, to bean Inspeetorof the Forces, .vice Theodoie Gordon, who exc h Angcs . As. - sistant-Surgeon Will Lyn iron , the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be un'Apothectirr to the Forces. The King's 'Crrotitn Legm. ISt Battalion of the Li he, C9tuiw2nd.ll,rigado.Ntifor De AVeinann to be Captain of a Company,. racy Raol;, vice Minnigerode, who resigns. Lieutenant Charles Baron During to be Adjutant, vice. Oinntcdit,'ip i4ointed Brigade-Major. Ensign - Frederick b'aron Roden.. 'berg io be Lietitenain, vice'During, appointed AdjutAt: 2d battalion pt i,; t 1 ainitry, `Lieutenant Frederick 'Wy. ticken to be Adjutant, vice llaastno,,who its,ign.3lll4. 4,14, jtitantcy only. ' r . • Ciptain - mid Brigade-A IA j9r . A u4itstus - Heise, froni the 4fli Brigade . or the Line, to ;:e :itiihr al q.brigad;; to ilk : Light, LW 'Wry iii:iptle, vie Ave:mthh, loairnotectin stitt"ta,t4t:: ta i ioo of the tine, Liet a 2114,t t i... r?..lcrick. 1444°11,0 itipte.l4, ] (rent the t'.oA.4tialloo of the Line, to Ir.; :tt,jor ot 11.rtgoitia to itte4ch Dattition of th,,• Lim:, witit.tenvoroy itatik of Cm)tath, vice Beige. • .. . . ' • 114sitott.#04tItitd. , _ 'il . _ Lieutenant Henry. At:besot) ) cif tne . IsCßeginaent, is.su persecteit; being absent withopt lea ye. Eniign lona Murray Wegg; . ol , toc 2:1 West Insti.Oß . egi n „ sllPilt, i4.-iuptrseded, being•atnent *Wnt leave. AppoLntnient ut henry jolts son, Gent. to, t00...C0m0: in tnn Bth Light Diagonos, as st.qiiti i;Azcud‘it Atte ., 2,6 th last, has nQt taken . Ot.bionte•Ogee, ,„ , e/prid z 6, I S.:S. a• • • .Ccap of 101iit Enginters. Gentlertr.pk,Cadct 1 111.1i f uta .to be Second. Lieutenant, hic. v Cram, pro:hot-wt. Dated,4pril t,2.; iBcS. , . Conunitsiont in the Royal Mon-Mouth and Brecon Nlilitia, e.l bythe Lord Lieutenant. To be Ensigno' . Wilitherington, Gent. Dated Jan.:?, 1808. I.l.:feules lieere, Gent. Dared April 7, OW. Comsni4siant signed by the Lord Li, ut.:want 4 tb,. C; : testy of licit!: tinAllasn. It, M. Sutton, Esq. :to-be:Deputy. Lieutanant. Dated Aprils M. Simon, Esq. to be ditto. Date 4 as above, Cofflonittion in the East Kent tdilitia, sired ley - Liewinato. Samuel Elias Strawbridge, Esq.qt3 be Colonel; vice Si* Nar— borougli D'Autla, deceased. .; Llazed April :4, iSoS. • Commilsiont rived by tse Lord Li , s4genant , ill the S:ezu4rtc,l of KirlteuclbOght. • Kirkcudbright G.nticuuu arbi,YrottancyCavalq. riri More, Esq. ti) be Major, (retaining ,iiii-Captaincy 'of a Troop) vice Hugh StaiVart, Es+ resigned. IY:0 - .N 4 . Oet. 13, , A.S4. >Heck, Gent. to be Liettti•oVur.l I)4ted as abeve,. Brakenridge, Gent. to be Cut. net. Datcct and Wigton Cenrge Maxwell, jun. F. 5.1. to be Major, vice Brown. Data Match iz, OWL ,BAALCRUP CY 11 AVL 4RG ED! William Varntiell,. Ol 1-lartlay,roT, ;tear, Hartford-Bridge, flanipshile" c.achinaker, from April a 6 to June 14, 4 ten, at London. , . • • lIANKRUPTCY'SUPERSEMirIi: Edward Millington, of Liverpool, timber-merchant: Robert Itryan, of Greek-streee....-Sulto,. • CilaitalCr, to *UMW WI. May 7, 14, and l o:,,; 11, tea, ar Guildhall. AttOlney, S. W. Stvezi, king's 1.14.3,411.• . walks, Temple. • • Walter Mason,•ol Har*Y-plwe,Kent-read, . gottlyWark; SUrrei, t hrailly, aunt. hlay 3, at twelve, 7,, and ► uric at one, at (:uildhall,' London. A tforney, Mr. Rippon; llerinuodso)-stnret, Southwark:- :; -, • Wicl . .staci i late of Cary-lane, London, scrivener, May I', 14, an ti at one, at Guildhall, LOndop, • Attorney, • Mr. Faieon; Itn-i:Ourt, Temple. {leery Hieronymus Deacon, or Tokenhouse-yard, Landon; • stock.braker, Alai. 7, 14, and jun..; 11, at ten, at, Gtalltithal. Attorney, Mr. lialkett, Clianceryanie. • • " Mary Liaitoy, late of Lower Jautes-street, Golden-scitta, Middlesex, tancy-triinraing-,oaker t Ma ) 3, 1.1,• and Juno t t at ten, at Guildhall. Attortues, Messrs. Naylor,' Great •_ - -„.-Newptattr.atreet Long:acre. John Mo)ely, late of Uool.e,•btlt nowo€Swirnfleet, near.l-10*: tor: hire, lic;tat'Oe-t:,(4.21ia et, Illy 3, q t .:AO lune 41, at it'll, oil Lunduit. Atturiliz), Mews: Bourdilliun au.l Ficwitt, Little friday-street,. Clfeap. side, London. I‘l•LaLhlan and john B. Gait, of Greal St, Helti's Lnntlo. 4 faelors,. May 3, 17, and intto it; Rt twvlvc, .at Qui!nhall. - Atturitic Messrs. Swain, Stevens, anti Mapio, Old tOvrit. ' DIVILIENDS, June 7 ligplimis Deminey) the -elder,. of Linklicit, stre , q, giegate, , Satrey, l!orse.dealer, at ten, at GoOdhati Lure ru: 2 4. .witlilur Lucas, of 'Citeapiide, Loncicin; houseman, at tvt tive,,at